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how do you find the speed of a object from a distance time graph? If a graph needs to be provided for you to help me, just let me know.
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Speed is the slope of a distance-time graph.
Or if it's not a straight line graph, the speed would be the average rate of change. Speed is just total distance divided by total time.
okay cool. Thank you I just had to make sure
Yeah, agent0smith's right. The slope of the graph.
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